ahhh.. here we go again... the linux ill why, why... why something that was working FINE AND GOOD has to be changed? unnecessary complications LIMITS the progress, there is not necesity or any justification to the way puppy 528 connects to internet wireless, it just DOES NOT WORK it has a loss of fo...

great...

could somebody tell me why puppy linux offer me those different versions of firefox?.



the 11 the 3.6.13, the 7, the 8, the 9, the 10... which is the latet and mores stable?

i would guess that the latest is the 11, right? but why the 3.6.13?

don understand

i dont use live cd because i install puppy as a backup OS, when everything fails puppy is still working adnd i cant depend on an live cd i need it working from hdd, in case hdd fails too i have puppy in a micro sd that i have hidden somwere in my laptop. thats why i dont worry too much about the per...

mm.. i am considering that then.

i understand the Volvo example lol! but i am not clear with Slackware - Ubuntu stuff, the only Linux experience i have had is with Ubuntu Slacko is based on binaries from the Slackware distribution, Precise is based on the Ubuntu binaries. For maximum stability, a Debian based puppy may be a safe be...

Hi! oh ok i got it! if i compare this with a car.. lucid puppy reach its top and it was necessary a new engine, then it would this way; lucid puppy is a Ford Mustang mk1, then Slacko and Precise would be mk2 thats it? which is the difference between Slacko and Precise? (i know it is in its webpage b...

5.2.8, fine, is there any successor after that?


i mean, which is the latest lucid puppy?

HI! this remember me the spiral of confussion and lack of common sense and simplicity that characterize the buntus... puppy linux us e o be just perfect... now every "top/genius" developer wants to make its version... i came back to puppy linux official for a new version... and i found abo...

In boot/grub/menu.lst, a line near the beginning says; # timeout 30. Remove # Change 30 to the amount of seconds of pause you want. If Win is installed to 1st partition it wil boot 1st. This is for regular grub; not grub4dos. Oh yeahh.. that sove it!! GREAT!! i didnt wanted to install ubuntu just t...

Thanks for the answer guys, ill try it within few hours then ill reply

Hi! i have laptop with windows 7 and puppy linux. but to enter to the highlighted OS i have to hit enter. I have another laptop with win 7, xubuntu and puppy, and i left xubuntu's grub (grub 2) to manage it all, and i set it up so it boot to windows after 2 secs... how can i do that with the grubs t...

wow...!

it works!!!

Thank you a lot rjbrewer!


and to the other guys for helping me too!

have very weekend guys!

i still have the problem this is what i have in menu.lst ---------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- # GRUB configuration file '/boot/grub/menu.lst'. # generated by 'grubconfig'. Wed Sep 29 22:41:28 2010 # # The backup copy of...

Hello! well, i usually have puppy linux, ubuntu and windows in my computers, i use to install the system in this order: -puppy linux,(then within puppy i create the partition for the others OSs) -windows -ubuntu so everything in a way grub 2 mange all OS, (grub2 configured with windows to boot autom...

hi! i finished up installing again the ubuntu 8lts (i dindn't wanted to doit by the same reason airliners dont have parachute for each passenger's seat) everything working well far by now, i just have one issue by now i have two unknow linux..... on grub, both are the same (at least to my eyes) and ...

wow lot of problems i even tryed installing grub1 form ubuntu 8 live cd and everything loks fine when i hit ubuntu distro i got this: Error 22: no such partition and then the puppy partition got the error 15, boot up form puppy live to post this this is the menu.lst # GRUB configuration file '/boot/...

nop, didnt work

y got the menu.lst of puppy's grub (the grub im using)

and y check it out, and all was right

the current puppy distro on sda6/h0,5, the ubuntu distro on sda5 h0,4, and don't work.

mm.. ok
ill try

You're booting with the grub from Puppy? Then click on the icon for that drive ; go to boot>grub>menu.lst. There should be an entry for Ubuntu 8.10. what drive; the one where puppy is, or where ubuntu is? The sda number and hd0,x number must be changed to the new position you moved it to. ok, i kno...

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